CHAPTER TWENTY NINE
Once again, Mackenzie found herself a passenger in a patrol car, heading down rough secondary roads that wound around the mountains. The directions Tyree had given them to Aaron Pinkett’s residence took them in the same direction as Heinz Trail and Devil’s Claw, but slight farther south. The roads they traversed went from paved to dirt, then back to paved, and then, at one point, down a back road covered in gravel. Mackenzie assumed that some of the land was owned by Grand Teton National Park, only not actual park grounds, because of the small plots of land that contained mounds of gravel, dirt, and mulch for grounds upkeep. The park was, after all, only a mile or so away from the road they were currently on. The road seemed to border the property line of the park befo
